Ann Patstone< no role > Wife of Samuel Patstone< no role > of Shadwell
Basket Maker upon her Oath saith that on a Friday night some
time after Christmas the Prisoner Alexander Green< no role > in Company
with an other Man Came to her Husbands Shop and offered her
Several Bundles of Twiggs [..] for Sale which the
Informant refused Suspecting they were Stolen and that her
Husband as she has been Informed by him went to New Crane
Stairs the Next Morning upon hearing that some Twiggs had
been stopped there.

Taken and Sworn
this 15th. October 1787
Before us
John Staples< no role >

Peter Greene< no role >

Ann Patsten< no role >

Samuel Patstone< no role > Husband of the last Informant upon
his Oath saith that the Morning after the offer for the Sale of
Twiggs had been Made to his Wife in his hearing Vizr on the Saturday
Morning the Tenth of February he went to New Crane Stairs
where he saw several Bundles of Twiggs in a Boat which did not
Appear to have been in the least Wet and that the same were the worth
to the trade full Eighteen pence & Bundle

Samuel Patstone< no role >

Taken and Sworn
this 15th. October 1787
Before us}

John Staples< no role >
Peter Greene< no role >